Trainee PWP: Low-Intensity CBT

Vita Health Group; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary (training post)

Flexible working options

Career progression opportunities

Job summary

Vita Health Group is recruiting for Trainee Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners to join the Nottinghamshire Talking Therapies service, starting March 2027. The programme combines Low Intensity CBT practice with a PGCert/Cert through the University of Lincoln, delivering evidence-based care to clients with anxiety and depression.

You will work within a motivated team, supported by supervisors, balancing clinical delivery with academic study, typically 4 days of practice and 1 day of university

Qualifications

• Essential criteria include undergraduate practice certificate and postgraduate certificate.
• Ability to work under pressure and manage time effectively.
• Flexibility to provide out-of-hours clinics (one late shift 12-8pm).
• Commitment to diversity and inclusion and ability to engage with patients and colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Provide Low Intensity CBT-based interventions as part of training.
• Complete PGCert/Cert Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner with University of Lincoln.
• Attend 4 days of clinical practice and 1 day at university each week.
• Attend the Nottingham offices as required for part of the week; some remote working.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Time management

Work under pressure

Flexibility

Out of hours availability

Diversity & inclusion awareness

Education

Undergraduate Practice Certificate

Postgraduate Certificate

Good degree (2:2 or above)

Job description

Vita Health Group is recruiting for Trainee Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners to join the Nottinghamshire Talking Therapies service, starting March 2027. The programme combines Low Intensity CBT practice with a PGCert/Cert through the University of Lincoln, delivering evidence-based care to clients with anxiety and depression.

You will work within a motivated team, supported by supervisors, balancing clinical delivery with academic study, typically 4 days of practice and 1 day of university